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Exhibitions

What is on now and what opens next, worldwide, each listing carrying the date we last confirmed it. Plus what a loan show reveals about attribution and provenance, and the exhibition histories that feed the records.

Find exhibitions near a place

Type any town or city, not only one we hold: the shows within 200 km come back nearest first. Your coordinates are read in your browser only, to sort a list this page already holds. Nothing is sent to us and nothing is stored. Place coordinates from GeoNames, CC BY 4.0.

On now

446 · closing soonest first · page 56 of 56

Opening soon

197 · opening soonest first · page 4 of 25

Recently closed

133 · page 14 of 17

Closed shows keep their pages: an exhibition history is provenance evidence, and this archive cites it.

What is on, by country

57 countries

What we will not list

A show without both dates, a venue we cannot resolve, or prose lifted from a museum's own page. Every listing says where the dates came from and the day we last confirmed them.

Why a closed show keeps its page

An exhibition history is provenance evidence: where a work was shown, and when, is part of its record, and this archive cites it. A closed show stops being advertised and stays citable.

The Iconotheca Letter

One artwork and its story every Tuesday, with the picture: who owned it, what it made, and what closes soon in the exhibition calendar. No promotion, and nothing we cannot cite.

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